monophonic
monophonic
Definition
mono·phonic (män′ō fän′ik, män′ə-)
adjective
- of, or having the nature of, monophony
- designating or of sound reproduction using a single channel to carry and reproduce sounds through one or more loudspeakers
monophonic
Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
- ringtones: If you want monophonic ringtones you have to lose out on a color screen.
- tone: The days of old fashioned, monophonic ringing tones are over!
- patch: Keep ↵ in mind, this only occurs with monophonic patches.
- sound: If they're only capable of creating say monophonic sounds then they're only useful for a small number of jobs.
- instrument: Examples of such monophonic instruments include most brass, woodwind and the classic analog synthesizers.
- synthesizer: The Prophesy combines powerful monophonic synthesizer sounds with an unprecedented degree of expressive control.
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